Are you prepared for OSHA's Heat Hazard National Emphasis Program (NEP)? With record heat waves across the U.S. this summer, OSHA has stepped up its enforcement of heat hazard violations. Even if inspectors are on site for a different reason, they will be on the lookout for heat illness risks.

OSHA is making heat illness and hazards a top priority with its Heat Hazard National Emphasis Program (NEP), which went into effect April 8. The agency is conducting proactive inspections for heat-related hazards in “high-risk” industries, including a category that covers most ILMA members’ facilities. Join a panel of experts and learn how to ensure your business is in compliance.

Guests:

Ed Callahan, August Mack

Glenn Miller, August Mack

Jeff Leiter, ILMA General Counsel

Additional resources:

OSHA Heat Hazard NEP Fact Sheet: https://bit.ly/nepfactsheet

Heat Hazard NEP Directive: https://bit.ly/HHnepdirective

Recorded May 13, 2022

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